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What is the biggest difference between when we were 6-2 and now?

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Old 12-15-2008, 07:38 PM   #22
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Re: What is the biggest difference between when we were 6-2 and now?

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1) Pass-pro declines
1) JC gets hit alot
1) Zorn losses confidence in the offensive line gets away from 4/5 wide sets
2) The playcalling shifts almost entirely to a 3 step drop short passing game
2) The pressure gets in JC head effecting his accuracy-'phantom pressure'
3) Jason gets used to getting the ball out quick on 3 step drops
4) Teams notice this away and sit on the short routes
5) Receivers aren't open JC holds ball offense stalls....sack
I think the move to fewer receiver sets have less to do with the pass pro and more to do with Mike Sellers. The Redskins actually have progressed to more and more empty backfield sets of late, but it's tough to go four receivers, when you only have two receivers on the roster who can do anything.

Sellers has flat out earned more playing time. You take him off the field, and we're replacing him with a worse player, pure and simple.
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